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useful WP tool

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Apols if this has been mentioned already on here but I recently discovered What WP Theme is That which is a really useful tool if you see a site you like (which you suspect may be built with Wordpress) as it can help you identify the theme (along with a few of the plugins used) if you enter the site url

Use it quite a lot when I come across sites I like......was quite interested to see that Piers Linney (the new techie Dragon on Dragon's Den) is using an off the shelf WP theme available on Theme Forest (in fact one that's quite nice but hasn't had many sales)....might email the author's to let them know

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Nice tool. Saves time searching page source code. Does it also work with themes that webmasters have changed the theme folder name?
 
Nice tool. Saves time searching page source code. Does it also work with themes that webmasters have changed the theme folder name?

Sorry Stevie, I'm not too sure on this point. It does seem to still work on frameworks (eg Ithemes Builder) where the child theme has been considerably modified....As you say it saves a heap of time, it's also surprising just how many decent looking websites use wordpress these days
 
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